← Round 2 options (D, E, F)

Step 1: Pick the overall look of your website

Below are three different styles for your portfolio. Each picture shows only the first screen a visitor sees when they open the site. These are sketches, not the final site. The text is your real info, but the numbers like "31 ms" and "a3f9c1e" are placeholders.

I am not asking about content or features yet. I'm only asking which style and feeling you like most. Everything else (projects page, the DevOps panel, mobile layout) gets designed afterwards in that style.

Option A: "Release Notes"

The site looks like a software changelog. Developers write release notes like "v4.7.0: added X". Here, you are the software. You're in 4th year, 7th semester, so you're v4.7, and each project or hackathon win is listed like a release. The feel is calm and printed: cream paper, a classic newspaper-style font, and lots of space.

Aryan Patel  ·  Ghaziabad
live · build a3f9c1e
shipped 2h ago from main
served from DEL edge · 31 ms
Aryan Patel,
v4.7 — still shipping.
I build web apps in React and the pipelines that put them in production. Vice President, GFG Campus Body RKGIT.
v4.7.0GFG RKGIT platform — 3 React apps behind a Cloudflare Worker APIcurrent
v4.6.2Prometheus — FastAPI, Docker, GHCR releases, SentryAug 2026
v4.4.0Techtrix '25 — 1st place, out of 100+ teamsJun 2025

Good: it's clean, easy for recruiters to read, and the "v4.7" idea is clever. Weak: it's mostly text, so it's the least visually striking of the three.

Option B: "The Drafting Sheet"

The site looks like an engineer's blueprint: graph paper, a border around the page, and a small info box in the corner like real technical drawings have. The drawing on the right is a real diagram of how this website reaches the visitor (browser → Cloudflare → Worker → storage). On the final site, those numbers will be live. Red "pencil" handwritten notes make it feel made by a person, not AI. This style shows your DevOps side without the usual black-and-green "hacker terminal" look.

Aryan
Patel
Web developer & DevOps. I build the React app and the pipeline, the edge worker, and the rules that keep it honest.
YOUR BROWSER CLOUDFLAREEDGE · DEL WORKER KV · R2 31 ms, measured
← this is live, not a picture
Drawn byA. Patel
Rev4.7
Builda3f9c1e
Sheet1 / 5

Good: I haven't seen a portfolio like this. It shows both web dev and DevOps in the first second. Weak: it's harder to build well. If done badly, it looks like a costume.

Option C: "Field Notebook"

The site looks like a personal notebook or scrapbook. It leads with the problems you solved for real people (civic complaints → Nivaran, kirana shops → Vyapari, a college club → GFG platform). It has real photos from your hackathons pinned like polaroids, and a Hindi word (निवारण) as decoration. It's the warmest and most personal of the three.

Aryan Patel builds things for the streets around Ghaziabad.
React and DevOps, pointed at real problems — civic complaints, kirana inventory, a college club that has to outlive its founders.
Techtrix '25 · 1st
Binary Hacks 3.0 · 2nd
SRIJAN 2025 · 3rd
Posted from DEL edge
build a3f9c1e · 31 ms

Good: it's the most human and impossible to copy. Weak: it doesn't say "DevOps engineer" clearly at first glance.

What I need from you

Tell me in the terminal one of these:

My suggestion: B as the main style, with A's "v4.7" idea and C's real hackathon photos added in.